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More improvements to directory listings

Directory Listings are an incredibly valuable feature. That’s why ePublishing continues to make our Directory functionality bigger and better. Did you know you can require a user to login before submitting a directory listing on your website?

This feature provides your organization the opportunity to gather more information on your lister. It will also automatically associate the directory listing with the lister, making it easy for your customers to manage their listing through their profile page. With a simple update to a system setting and populating a new editorial content section, your users will be required to login before they can submit a directory listing. 

If you would like to implement this feature on your Directories, check out our Knowledge Base article. As always, reach out to your ePublishing Project Manager with any questions you may have.

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